Tradition and Culture Don’t worry about not knowing japanese etiqutte【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
While it's beneficial to have an understanding of Japanese etiquette, especially if you're visiting or conducting busine...
Tradition and Culture
Tradition and Culture 
Tradition and Culture Don’t cross on a red 【WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Crossing on a red light in Japan is generally discouraged due to several reasons.Traffic Safety: Obeying traffic signals...
Tradition and Culture Public trash cans are not as prevalent in Japan【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
The scarcity of public trash cans on the streets of Japan is primarily due to a combination of cultural norms, efficienc...
Tradition and Culture Don’t forget to take off your shoes【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Taking off shoes indoors is a common practice in Japan for several reasons deeply rooted in Japanese culture and etiquet...
Tradition and Culture Don’t be overly opinionated【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
In Japanese culture, overstating one's opinion or expressing strong views too assertively can be viewed negatively for s...
Tradition and Culture Don’t blow your nose in public 【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Blowing your nose on a train in Japan is generally considered impolite due to several cultural and social factors.Consid...
Tradition and Culture Don’t underestimate the importance of business cards【 WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
In Japan, business cards, known as "meishi," are highly regarded and play a crucial role in business etiquette. Here's w...
Tradition and Culture Don’t use your phone public transport 【WHAT NOT TO DO JAPAN】
Making phone calls on trains in Japan is generally discouraged due to several reasonsConsideration for Others: Japanese ...
Tradition and Culture Japan does not have the custom of tipping.
In Japan, tipping is not a customary practice, and it can even be considered rude in some situations. Here are some reas...
Tradition and Culture Do various things with chopsticks
Using chopsticks properly is an important part of Japanese dining etiquette.